In July/August 2019 we ran 3 workshops for around 50 emerging and current museum professionals in Aotearoa New Zealand –…
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Announcing Cosmopolitan Ambassadors
After a lengthy (but productive!) silence we are very pleased to announce the publication of our book Cosmopolitan Ambassadors: International exhibitions,…
Workshops, July/August 2019, Wellington & Auckland, NZ
This one-day workshop will equip you with knowledge and tools to help your institution become a global leader in promoting…
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Symposium, February 2016, Wellington, NZ
A one-day symposium on International museum exhibitions and intercultural dialogue was held at Victoria University of Wellington, NZ, on 2…
Themed Conference Session, June 2016, Montréal, Canada
“Reflecting on the mobile contact zone: Cultural diplomacy, touring exhibitions and intercultural heritage experiences”, at the Association of Critical Heritage…
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Montreal is coming: our ACHS session
Next month we will be presenting at the Association of Critical History Studies 2016 Conference "What does heritage change".
Do we still need original collections in international touring exhibitions?
By Leticia Pérez Last month I was invited to impart a conference for the Spanish Friends of Archaeology Association in…
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Symposium on International museum exhibitions, February 2, 2016
Symposium on International museum exhibitions and intercultural dialogue Save the date: February 2, 2016 The Museum & Heritage Studies programme at…
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Study visit to Templo Mayor, Mexico City
My colleague Lee Davidson is currently in Mexico City, she came to work together in our Project and to teach at the International Course…
International Touring Exhibitions
International exhibitions have long been promoted for their potential to connect people, objects and stories across political, cultural and geographical…
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